Dubai Property Prices Might Drop in 2025: What Experts Are Saying About UAE Real Estate Trends
In the United Arab Emirates, where progress is a constant force, the real estate sector remains one of the most prominent and fast-paced industries. With continuous expansion happening across the country, property discussions are becoming more frequent and essential.
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, Dubai’s property market experienced an impressive surge, while Abu Dhabi has also been witnessing rapid infrastructure and residential development.
According to a recent analysis by the credit rating agency Fitch, real estate prices in Dubai could experience a decline of up to 15 percent during the second half of 2025 and potentially continue that trend into the following year. However, not everyone agrees with this projection.
Various experts in the industry are offering contrasting insights. To better understand how these shifts in development and pricing expectations could shape the property landscape, key voices in the sector have shared their perspectives.
Haider Tuaima, who serves as the managing director and head of real estate research at ValuStrat, joins the conversation along with Cherif Sleiman, the Chief Revenue Officer at Property Finder. They provide in-depth viewpoints on what the data may really be indicating for future property trends in the UAE.
Fareed Rahman, a seasoned Senior Business Reporter, also contributes to the discussion, adding clarity on how current economic indicators and regional developments could influence investor confidence and buyer behavior in both Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Final Thoughts
The UAE’s real estate landscape remains dynamic and resilient, with Dubai continuing to be a central focus for developers, investors, and residents alike. As we approach 2025, market watchers will be closely observing trends, expert forecasts, and actual price shifts to assess where the opportunities and risks may lie.
